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Monaco is considered to be a challenge like no other for Formula One drivers; the twisting nature of the circuit and proximity of the unforgiving barriers heighten the concentration needed of even the most intense of racers. History tells us that Ayrton Senna and Graham Hill are the undisputed masters of all-time, Senna heading the record books with six wins to Hill’s five. In recent times, Michael Schumacher managed to tame the beast on five occasions as well, edging out Alain Prost on four. But of the current grid, who teases and respects the armco in equal quantities? Continue Reading

Two years ago, when BlogF1 was in its infancy, I asked readers to tell me why they loved the Monaco Grand Prix so much. The answers were great to read, so after a couple of years and with an increased readership, I thought I’d ask the question again. This time however, to balance the conversation, I would like to include those who don’t like the race. For whatever reason, Monaco sparks passion, and now its your turn to tell others about what the Monaco Grand Prix means to you. Continue Reading

Regular reader and commenter Christine has just told the world that she loves Monaco, and presumably cannot wait ’til next weekend’s Grand Prix at the famous circuit. This got me thinking about the race, the city and the emotions that go with the descent of F1 in the little hideaway on the French coast, and that is why this post has been written… Continue Reading

Patrick Depailler laps Monaco in a 6-wheeled Tyrrell P34. Continue Reading